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by any chance are doing the junior cert. ? :L

you need to use two acids ( dilute hydrochoric acid and sulfuric acid) and one base (sodium hydroxide solution) +litmus indicator.

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Q: How do you carry out an investigation to study the pH changes that take place when neutralisation reactions occur between two named acids and a named base?
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What is the method used to carry out an investigation to study the pH changes that take place when neutralisation reactions occur between two named acids and a named base?

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Um I have a strange feeling your doing the junior cert :L


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